Will this work on a 5 inch shotgun microphone? If not could somebody recommend one for me? Thank you Bradley.
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The Rode dead kitten fits on a Shure SM57 but the elastic band is just a little loose which means the kitten could slide forwards and backwards in a strong wind and create noise while recording. This can easily be fixed by adding a tight rubber band around the elastic band to tighten things up. I'm not exactly sure about the circumference of your shotgun mic but hopefully this comparison to my Shure SM57 will help. Good luck.
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No, it will not... This is more for handheld recorders. If you want a Rode product that will, look at the Rode WS6. It is a bit more pricey though, currently $60.00 at Amazon. it will handle up to a 6" or so shotgun mic. Hope this help!-Joe
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If the microphone you are mentioning is the thickness of say, a roll of nickels or quarters, then no... I don't think it would work that well. If it was an SM57/58, then the RDK would fit over the bulbous metal wind screen and be secure on the SM57/58... I thought the RDK screens were really meant for handheld audio recorders and for that, It works great. Most audio recorders have that rectangular shaped "boxy" design to them and for that physical type of gear, the RDK windscreen fits it snugly over the mic pods and stays put once that elastic band grips onto the rectangular casing... Sorry that I cannot recommend a screen for the mic you have mentioned.
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If the microphone you are mentioning is the thickness of say, a roll of nickels or quarters, then no... I don't think it would work that well.If it was an SM57/58, then the RDK would fit over the bulbous metal wind screen and be secure on the SM57/58...I thought the RDK screens were really meant for handheld audio recorders and for that, It works great.Most audio recorders have that rectangular shaped "boxy" design to them and for that physical type of gear, the RDK windscreen fits it snugly over the mic pods and stays put once that elastic band grips onto the rectangular casing... Sorry that I cannot recommend a screen for the mic you have mentioned. If the microphone you are mentioning is the thickness of say, a roll of nickels or quarters, then no... I don't think it would work that well.If it was an SM57/58, then the RDK would fit over the bulbous metal wind screen and be secure on the SM57/58...I thought the RDK screens were really meant for handheld audio recorders and for that, It works great.Most audio recorders have that rectangular shaped "boxy" design to them and for that physical type of gear, the RDK windscreen fits it snugly over the mic pods and stays put once that elastic band grips onto the... » Read More If the microphone you are mentioning is the thickness of say, a roll of nickels or quarters, then no... I don't think it would work that well.If it was an SM57/58, then the RDK would fit over the bulbous metal wind screen and be secure on the SM57/58...I thought the RDK screens were really meant for handheld audio recorders and for that, It works great.Most audio recorders have that rectangular shaped "boxy" design to them and for that physical type of gear, the RDK windscreen fits it snugly over the mic pods and stays put once that elastic band grips onto the rectangular casing... Sorry that I cannot recommend a screen for the mic you have mentioned. « Show Less
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I don't think so. I am pretty sure you will need the "VMP Deadcat Wind Muff" which is designed to fit that microphone.
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Hey, I would suggest you look for a hawk mount, just to be sure. I wouldn't risk the mount pins not fitting your reciever, or worse potentially damaging your shotgun receivers finish.
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it will work but you will need 1/4" plug on amp side of Mic cable an acoustic amp works much better because most of them have balanced plug in for a Mic
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We had to buy an adaptor but we had an amplifier. We had someone at a local music store help us. They also told us it is a very strong microphone. More for studio use. But if you have the amp and adapter it should work.
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Yes, I would. It's not a true shotgun mike, it's but it is somewhat directional. Excellent sound quality. The mike is suspended with elastic/rubber bands - they tend to break, but an inexpensive replacement is an elastic hair band (get at drugstore). Just remember, the closer you are to the performers - the better the sound quality. Sometimes I use it off camera on a boom pole attached to a tascom recorder.
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I'm using the "Rode VIDEOMIC Directional Shotgun Mic w/Mount" with my canon hg10. Is not that expensive, exhibits low noise and offers a switchable high pass filter to reduce unwanted low frequency rumble. I truly recommend you this product.
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You could clamp that mic to the stand, but it's really made for standard , full size mic clips. that use a standard 5/8" thread.
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Yes it will.... the holding clamp opens pretty wide.... but in my experience the product sucks.. i only had it 2 weeks before it stop working and people could not hear me through the microphone. ... i would not buy this product again.
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It's an XLR Shotgun Mic, but I usually use an XLR to 3.5mm jack chord. You may be able to find an XLR to 2.5mm on amazon.
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Forgive me, but which Rode microphone do you have? What is the model number? For example, the Rode NTG-1 Condenser Shotgun Microphone usually comes with a microphone 'stand' adaptor that will fit the microphone stand. But if I knew which model of Rode microphone you want to use I might be able to answer your question better. Thanks..
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The mic has phantom, however, in my experience the wiring within the mic isn't so great as to prevent electrical interference when doing so. Using a AA battery eliminates the interference though. I guess that's what one can expect in a $50 shotgun mic. Also, the mic isn't as directional as it should be. If you're planning to do serious work, I'd recommend putting the money down.
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Yep! If your mic doesn't fit in the supplied clip you'll need something else that screws on the end of the stand. I've had 2 different wired mics on mine.
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The microphone has a detachable 12' cable with a standard 6.5mm (1/4") male jack. The opposite end bayonets into the mike. Any additional cable you would buy for it would need to have the same type of bayonet fitting. But I've found the included cable to be perfectly adequate.
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Depends on the mic you own. I purchased a Samson SP01 Shockmount Spider Mount because i have a Condenser Mic. And I'm pretty sure it's a universal screw. Great mic stand though. Very durable.
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It will work with a microphone stand and it also works out with a shockmount. Try the neewer microphone shockmount. I use it with my microphone along with the neewer boom arm. When you get the shockmount, you will have to unscrew the legs of the mic. Be aware that if you remove the microphone legs, you will be unable to put them back without them being loose. Just unscrew the legs and fit it on to the shockmount. Hope this answer helped.
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Your mic should come with an adapter the should fit the boom. The boom gets the job done and it's strong! Trust...